Built to stay put. Even when you don’t.

The Edge isn’t balanced by chance — it’s engineered.

While ordinary side tables wobble, tip, or slide, The Edge uses a true cantilevered load path that transfers weight straight into the floor through a wide steel base and angled support arm.

Every part of the structure works together:

• The base spreads weight across the floor

• The angled arm counters tipping forces

• The vertical column carries vertical load

• The top plate stays level — even as you move

That’s why you can lean, type, rest your arm, or swivel the top…
…and it stays rock-solid.

Real weight. Real stability.

Unlike lightweight lap desks or C-tables, The Edge is built from structural materials:

• Steel load rails

• Reinforced arm joints

• Thick, rigid top plate

• Multi-point fasteners

This gives it the mass and stiffness needed to:

• Support laptops, monitors, books, and drinks

• Stay steady when typing

• Resist tipping when rotated

No flex.
No wobble.
No “don’t lean too hard” feeling.

Move it when you want. Lock it when you don’t.

The Edge sits on lockable industrial caster wheels.

That means you can:

• Roll it easily into position

• Slide it under a sofa, chair, or bed

• Lock it firmly in place for work

Once locked, it becomes a solid, planted workstation — not a rolling cart.

You get mobility without sacrificing stability.

Designed for real floors — not showroom floors

The long, grounded base keeps the center of gravity low and wide, allowing The Edge to:

• Sit flat on tiled, wood, or carpeted floors

• Remain stable even when the top is extended

• Carry real working weight without tipping

This is the same principle used in industrial cantilever systems — applied to everyday living spaces.

Why this matters

Most furniture is designed to look stable.
The Edge is designed to be stable.

And you feel that difference the moment you use it